If ever there was a track where 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez could end his MotoGP losing streak, this weekend’s Sachsenring round isඣ it.

Unbeaten at the German circuit across 125cc,♔ Moto2 and Mo🦂toGP machinery from 2010-2019, Marquez then took his first post-arm surgery victory at the venue in 2021.

Absent from the 2022 round after further surgery, last🧸 year’s miserable return arguably triggered th꧋e end of his Honda career: A middle finger to the RC213V in practice followed by a punishing weekend of accidents that ruled him out of the grand prix.

The 31-year-old returns having rejuvenated his for🐼tunes at Gresini Ducati this season, but his MotoGP losing stꦰreak dating back to Misano 2021 continues.

Crossing the finish line within 🍒half a second of a first Ducati victory at Jerez and Le Mans, Marquez is seeking to end a 987-day drought on Sunday.

Due to his non-starts, Marquez has technically ꧅never been beaten in a MotoGP at the Sachsenring, but faces two formidable opponents in the form of Francesco Bagnaia and Jorge Martin.

Not only are the title leaders riding the latest GP24 vs Marquez’s older GP23, but Bagnaia arrives on the back of a five-race win෴ streak while Martin did the double at Sachsenring last season.

“It's the track he loves. 11 race wins. 8 in MotoGP. But last year was the beginning of the end with Honda, after the five crashes,” said ltxcn.top MotoGP podcast host Jordan Moreland.

“Now on the Ducati, people will 💛be expecting him to win this weekend. But the GP24s and especially Bag🧸naia and Martin are not going to make it easy.”

“Definitely not,” replied ltxcn.top MotoGP editor Pete McLaren. “There were times in the Marquez Honda years where you could almost give him the winner’s trophy before t𒁏he weekend started. It won’t be like that this time around.

“There’s no reason to think he won’t be in the fig𓆉ht for victory, given he has been🦹 at other tracks, so let’s hope we see a real battle between the top three in the world championship.

“Marc needs that as well, because he’s been dropping away from Martin and Pecco in the points. Now he needs to tak▨e a bite back before the summer break.

“Theyꦫ all want to go into the break on a high but I also think Marc can afford to risk a bit more than the other two. With only 10 points between Martin and Pecco now, they'll ma⛄ybe be a bit more careful if things get heated in the race.

“They won't want to throw it away because, if you'🌃re Martin, you could lose﷽ the title lead. And if you're Bagnaia, you could undo all of the hard work in closing back up to the top.

“But I think Marc’s just got to go f🅰or it at a track that’s been so great for hiℱm, apart from last year!”

“Marc even said at Ass༒en that he had considered retiring at around this time last year. But now he’s going to be a factory Ducati rider in 2025,” said Moreland.

“Coming back to this weekend though, do you think there will b🌠e more pressure on Marquez after what he’s done at Sachsenring in the past, or on Bagnaia and Martin to stop him?”

Superbike/MotoGP reporter Robert Jones replied: “With Bagnaia and Martin so close now, they could have eyes on each other. But꧃ there’s a lot of pressure on Marc, also because we all expected him to win already on a Ducati and he hasn’t.

“Jerez was a very good ﷽chance. He just lost out to Bagnaia in the grand prix and crashed in the Sprint while he was le🐲ading that race.

“Marc, probably more than any other rider, also likes to se🤡nd a message to other riders and he won't want Bagnaia and Martin getting comfortable, thinking they🐈've got him covered.

“And Marc won’t w🍒ant to be beaten by them at ‘his’🅺 circuit.

“I think he'll be more relaxed in the sense that he can take more risks, because of the points standings, but I think there will still be so much pressure on his shoulder💜s to win.”

Moreland added: “Bagnaia was playing down his chances after Assen, saying Marquez and Martin will have something extra for Sachsenring. But I don’t believ🍸e that for a second! Pecco will be right there as well.”

“We're coming from a gꦇreat track for Pecco. Now we're at a track where Marquez has an incredible record and Martin won last year," McLaren said. "So the emphasis is on those guys to respond to Pecco and put the pressure on him at one of their best tracks.

“But it's hard ✱to believe that Pecco is not going to be up theཧre this weekend, given the stunning form he's in at the moment. Let’s hope they are all in the fight together. 

"And of course, it’s also the last chance for Acosta to beat Marquez's record as the🦩 youngest MotoGP race winner.”